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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Feb 04, 1948
Page
4
Drew Pearson argues the United States lags in Europe due to ineffective policy and a weak image. He says Russia uses propaganda effectively, painting the U S as weak and corrupt while offering hopeful narratives. To regain influence, the U S must combine aid with persuasive, hopeful messaging and active engagement.
Walter Winchell notes Eisenhower memoirs sold for $700000 with early chatter of 500000. Virginia Leigh headlines gossip columns while Mrs Frank Delaney backs her. France debates Uncle Sam’s $320 million gift and a hypothetical $640 million question. Ben Grauer feature and Luce’s Quest magazine name teased. A Texas oil man hides a necklace. customs seize it and US officials pursue a reward. Restaurants profit by steak pricing. a night club owner may be masking real ownership by staff.
Column by Westbrook Pegler condemns the AFL Teamsters and Dan Tobin as emblematic of destructive unionism tied to Roosevelt era policies. Pegler ridicules Tobin’s influence and mocks his alliances while portraying the union as a vessel for subversive ideas and public folly.
A letter writer laments the Yankees likely paying Joe DiMaggio 65 000 to 70 000 this year and complains the newly higher income tax brackets will hit him hard. The author urges DiMaggio to seek legal appeal and recalls his past underpayment while criticizing high taxes.
The article argues Congress evades its own reform law by creating subcommittees, delaying budget deadlines, raising salaries for staff rather than hiring experts, and failing to hold open hearings. It notes two thirds of the act’s provisions have been violated in practice.
An analysis by Northwestern National Life Insurance shows mortality improvements over time. Those aged 40 now expect about 30 more years of life, versus 26 to 28 years in Revolutionary War era and a century ago, with science promising further advances.
Simplified construction pattern teaches anyone to build a 10 by 10 foot poultry house or workshop. It includes assembly illustrations, full size angle patterns for raft er and gable studs, and traced lines to cut directly on wood. Send 60c to Pattern Publishing Company, Pleasantville NY for pattern No. 14.
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